Morocco’s main ports operator, Marsa Maroc Group, has unveiled a $2.1 billion investment program over 2025-2030 period to strengthen the group’s regional leadership.
The investment roadmap was approved by the company’s board of directors during its latest meeting convened to endorse the 2025 financial statements.
Consolidated revenue of Marsa Maroc increased from $500 million recorded in 2024 to $ 578.5 million posted in 2025, driven by higher volumes handled across the group’s ports and the expansion of its logistics service offering.
The Company’s total cargo traffic surpassed 67 million tons, a 6 percent year-on-year increase and the highest level in the company’s history.
Container traffic exceeded 3 million TEUs for the first time, placing Marsa Maroc as Africa’s fourth-largest container operator.
Marsa Maroc operates 24 terminals nationwide and employs over 2,200 staff. It holds a 30-year concession for Container Terminal 4 (CT4) at Tanger Med, one of Africa’s busiest ports, and recently expanded at Casablanca with modernized facilities for 600,000 TEUs annually.
Marsa Maroc is expanding its African footprint, with the signing of a deal to manage the Port of Monrovia in Liberia by early 2026 and securing projects in Benin and Djibouti.